PAUL O'GRADY MOURNS DEATH OF BUSTER.

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TV host Paul O’Grady is mourning the loss of his sidekick Buster, who sadly had to be put to sleep yesterday at the age of 14 due to cancer.

Buster was a regular part of Paul O’Grady’s Channel 4 show and would happily perch on the side of his desk whilst Paul O’Grady hosted the show.

Buster retired from the show last week due to the illness. Buster was a Bichon Frise cross Poodle and was a constant companion to O’Grady who is a keen animal lover.

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PussMember

awwww that is sooo sad, to any animal lover it breaks ya damn heart it does

11/20/099:29 PM

subatomic partygirlMember

Cute little dog.

11/20/0911:54 PM

Queen of the High TeasMember

Aww, bless, that's really sad.

Losing a pet is always heartbreaking but at least he's not suffering now. RIP Buster.

11/21/092:45 AM

fabienneMember

RIP Buster.

Paul will be heartbroken.

11/21/092:50 AM

slimfernMember VIP

Awww he was a real cutie!....poor Paul!...

11/21/092:53 AM

Soozy WooMember

That's so sad. Buster was a real cutie .................I'm loving his new little dog Louie though.

11/21/093:50 AM

KayteeMember 10 years

I loved Buster. Paul must be heartbroken

11/21/094:07 AM

Yellow RoseMember

Buster always made me smile, he will be missed by viewers. It's heartbreaking to lose a pet, Paul will be devastated

11/21/096:42 AM

TiGiMember

11/21/097:08 AM

♥PinkBabe1966♥The Angel under the tree!Member

RIP Buster

Paul must be absolutely heartbroken, Buster was a lovely dog and Paul loved him so much.

11/21/097:20 AM

Former Member

Poor Buster! Gone but not forgotten!

11/21/098:08 AM

MargueritaMember

11/21/098:19 AM

Former Member

Awww Buster was a star

RIP

11/21/099:33 AM

LazybugMember

Awwwwww I loved Buster - RIP little doggy

11/21/0912:59 PM

CarnelianMember 10 years

Ho hum, I hate Paul O'Grady but RIP his dog, I suppose!

11/21/092:40 PM

Bolton FanMember

Its so sad to lose a pet

11/21/093:09 PM

Former Member

I dont like the paul ogrady show (soz about the dog though) but its always on because lil gyps loves it. I have to say I was in tears yesterday laughing at it...first and prob last time ...but who saw it when that old woman gave him a 'cup of tea for my homo' instead of homie

ohh god it was hysterical

11/21/093:30 PM

Yellow RoseMember

When Paul got his new puppy I couldn't help but wonder if it wouldn't be long before Buster died..although I wasn't sure if Olga was older than Buster or not.

I've heard so many times that when there are pets of an old age and a puppy or kitten are brought into the family that the eldest pet passes over within a relatively short space of time. It's almost as if the older ones feel they're being replaced, or maybe they sense it's okay for them to pass over now as there are others to take care of and love.

11/21/093:42 PM

Soozy WooMember

Reference:

I've heard so many times that when there are pets of an old age and a puppy or kitten are brought into the family that the eldest pet passes over within a relatively short space of time

I think it's more a case of the owner knows that there isn't long left in the old pet and would find the yawning gap unbearable. sometimes even a new pup puts new life into the oldie. My friend has two labs .................she can't have kids and they are her babies (one is getting on now) I suspect she'll bring in a new one before long - she has in the past .......it's not heartlessness or trying to replace - it's just keeping the 'family' going.

11/21/095:09 PM

Yellow RoseMember

I certainly don't think it's heartlessness, I'm not even (personally) sure they're thinking about replacement at the time as loved pets can't totally be replaced, except by number, but not by personality as they're all as different in personality as humans are. For me it's heart centred people who love animals so much that would take in another pet if they can.

11/21/095:47 PM

TinaMember

RIP

11/21/0911:18 PM

LiverpoollassMember

Awwwww poor Buster

11/22/091:43 AM

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